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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 325, 18 January 1909, Page 4

„ . rifclON BTJBAM'i . COMPANY 'X' \, Of , NEW ZEALAND, LTD, Bengera aud cargo) from Now Plymouth Wharf (weatherand other circunuUnw) permitting)— TO OXEHUNGA ,for Auckland)Takapuua, every TUESDAY, at MC p.m. Takapuna, every THURSDAY, at U^fl p.m. ltotuiti, every SATURDAY, at 8.30 p.m. (Carrying SUumi and Second Clum Stewardesses^. XU WELLIXGTOX. •Hotoili, every TUESDAY, at noon. (*Tuking Kelson cargo direct.) Taknpmm, every SATURDAY, at noon. FOR DUNEDIN AND SOUTUEKN POUTS (without transhipment)— Coriuua, MOXDAY, January 25, at noon SYDNEY, FROM WEUJXGTVSSteamer ovory FRIDAY. SYDNEY, FROM AI'OKLAND--Steamer every MONDAY. LYTTELTON, FROM YVKLLPS'GTONSteamer DAILY (8 p.m.), gandayi excepted). WEST COAST SOUNDS EXCURSION Waikare, Jan. 1(1 from Dunodix Monlhly Excursions to South Set Islands. SAX KHAXCISOO, VIA PAPEETE—ilanapouri, February 0, from Wellington Passengers booked through to bondoi by the Lino (vi» SydnoyJ and the Canadian and Australian Uu (via Vancouver). OFFICE: BRprGHAM STREET.

tfOKTHERN Eft COMPANY (LTD.). AUCKLAND SERVICE FROM BREAKWATER, (Weather and other cirounftanoM WQ 8.8. RARAWA—*";r..i£S3M?' wwnaut and FRIDAY, at B.SO pan. (Karawa carriea fore-cabin itewardeati. 1. Paasap* Tickets muet b» takes «J this Oompany'j Office, or from the Ami on train. T* * S. All cargo for aMpment^MiH i» note. not later than 2,30 p.m, 4. Country carp ,honM reach *•« Plymouth by morning train. aoeoMpanied with all parHiiuW Apply to J. a WEBSTER, Office!: Egmont-it., New Plymouth! OANADIAjr aUSTKA, UAN POYAi MAJft »UNK. IfttfSOPE, VIA AKSUOUL • HOST INTEBBBTINQ BOOTH ameri Leave Lean Sydney Aaeklaal Moana Jan. 18 Jan, M Maknra* Frt. 1J Feb It Aorangl Moh. 15 ■ Men. 17 »ma* April 12 April II • Mskura* May 10 May 18 •Twi* etrew. VIA SAN FRANCISCO. (Transhipping to,Maripoaa at Papeete). Manapouri, from Wellington, Feb. 11, i'auengwi mm New -4Miaai taw Au option of Joining La* naU eteama it Bydnny or Sun. For all iaforaadoa, iafit ktaka. »Api, etc., apply W- ~"~* UNION STEAM SHIP OOMPAini 6B KIW SatAUKD.

KiOB PLYMOUTH AND LONDON, Via Frenuintle, Colombo (taagi*—'— lor all Indian porti) ud Suu niling as under from Sydney tad IUS> V,urD»:— ' Um Lwra Stsamers Sydney UtlboVM noon 1 fm. Ormuz Jan. S3 Jan. M Orient Feb. 6 Fob. » Oroya Feb, 20 Feb. (8 Ortona* Men. 8 Mob. 9 "Oroates March 17 March & •Aaturws March 31 April • 'Omrah April 14 April £0 Oruba May 1 May 4 And fortnightly thereafter, •Twin-screw eteamer. Agents for all New Zealudi UNION STEAM SWF OOMPAN* Officet Brougham street, N»» Fly MORDDEUTgOHER LLOYD CflSfr FANY. - DIRECT STEAMERS to ENGLAND and the CONTINENT, calling at Ad-v laide, Fremantle, Colombo, Aden, Bun Canal, Naplea, Genoa, Southampton (London), Antwerp, and Bremen, wtO bo despatched ai nnderi— Leaw Steamer. Toot. Commander Sydney 1.80 p.m. •Gneistnau... 8081 G. Bolte Oot.B ♦Seydlits ... 8000 A. Ahlborn Oot.Bl ♦Bremen ...11070 C Von Borell Nov. 28 *Roon ... t022, O. Nahrath Deo. 88 1909 Yorok ... 9000 JRanderman Jan.23 FrederioU derGrosso !u695 H. Bleekei Feb.Bo •Twin screw. FARES: First class, from «T» second class, from £47t third tlaM, from £l6 to £lB. For return fares and all other too* mation apply to LAI A, NOLAH AND CO., Local Agent*. ; TV) STAND TBTS V ) SEASON AT OAONUI And travel in the Opnnakt, District, The Trotting Stallion COOI.GAUDIE Sir* CAMEL, Dam TEE ARAB flanT' Coolgardie is a handsome bay horse -7ith black points, standira 17 heads high, with good temper, jierfectly quiet <n both saddle and harness. Sire Oamel gr. sire Berlin (iinp.fc 374, Wall** T.B, late Robt. Wilkin, Esq, ofOhristohurohl, wre Dudley, g.g,g, Edwin Fores';. - Coolgardio's dam, Ttfo Arab (imported. dam Eraducer mare. _ Since going to the stud Uoolgardie has Sired tlio fnllnwiiK, 1V«1.... /-,-_ Maisey, Silvercall, Slaveyi Belroy, 2 miles. 4min S'si*! finl,i i*.t » i... 2mm 21sec; Quartz and many others. Coolgardie has taken several First Prizes in the Show-ring, and his stock aro first-claas performvs. He has prowl himself a sure foal-getter, and on his breeding b» should nick well with any mare. Terms, £3 3s, on or before Ist Jauu ary, 1909. Two or mm mares at per at first sr.-vice. All earn taken but bo respon.<!iblllty. For farther particulars apply to O. JONES, Manaiai li. JONEB, .Oaosal; Or Groom in charge.

TO STAND IHB . fIBA'BON- AC. OAKURA ANO TRAVEL TBI BUR. BOUNDING DM- , TRIOT, THE STANDARD-BRED TftAlSfa STALLION , COUNT BBLDfIN ( By Judge Beldet (Imp.), 2.17. Dun Countess (Imp.), 247%. rjOUNT BELDEN Is a bwdiome bilghi , bay with black points, 'beautiful conformation, and stands 17 hands high* with a most docile temper, while hU lirniuliiKf In iindonlfthV holnir nl<u»lr ».. lated to the great Amncan man Maad S. (2.8%). ' COUNT BELDEN oannot be beats* '. for getting carriage Horses and haok> - neya of the right stamp, an bis site asd breeding nrnet prevail in leaving good' stock and fast trotters. COUNT BELDEN to •> sure foal* getter. • , Terms:' £3 Ss January 1;. two K" more mares as per arrangement Krst-elaas grazing Is per week. TRAVELING: 3ATEB: OAKUEA and KORU-Mondays. AT FARM—Tuesdays and Fridaye. OKATO, FUND 39, and WARKA-Wto"* nesdays on Stony River sale wto&U other weeks on Thursdays, NEW PLYMOUTH (at W. Hr 3«frtf v White Hart Btablos)-Sa^iw4ayJ^,'^-■. For furtlier particulars applv '" '•■• 0. mm,{\tos&»€ _ o»lrt> -»*■■■-